Zepp Z review: An excellent watch hampered by two software flaws
The Zepp Z is a great looking watch wrapped in titanium, if only it could figure out notifications and apps.
I enjoy smartwatches and the various use cases available, so when I was given the opportunity to do a Zepp Z review, I was all in. My daily driver in terms of wearables is a Wear OS watch in the TicWatch Pro 3, but I also will occasionally switch over to Tizen and use the Samsung Galaxy Active 2.
What intrigued me about the new Zepp Z was the prospect of using a device that was of high-quality and running an operating system that was outside of the “big two” mentioned above. If you aren’t familiar with the Zepp name, don’t worry, I wasn’t either, the brand is under the same umbrella as Amazfit. Like Amazfit, the Z has a big focus on personal well-being with a multitude of sensors and software features to help you monitor your overall health.
The Zepp Z is taking a premium approach as a health and fitness device by building the case from a titanium alloy and including a brow…